Sentence examples for overdue after from inspiring English sources

It was certainly overdue, after months of sweeping anti-business rhetoric from politicians.

For McManus, victory was long overdue after 33 attempts since his first as an owner in 1982.

A general election was overdue, after the parliament, elected 10 years earlier, had artificially prolonged its own life.

Rises were long overdue after years of repression, but workers enjoyed total job security, and had no notion that wages should bear some relation to productivity.

Induction is usually used if a baby is overdue (after 42 weeks) or if there are any health risks for the foetus or the mother.

Many analysts and consultants say the bank marketing push is long overdue after more than a decade of indifference toward the deposit business.

YEARS overdue and after a tortuous labour, South Africa finally gave birth this week to its first competitive fixed-line telecoms operator.

Scott, tucked in behind, would be a popular (and overdue) winner after his travails at the Open last year.

Today it is the turn of Mercedes to be in the repair shop for an overdue service, after a long and arduous journey for the DaimlerChrysler group.

Previously cash starved councils are now able to catch up on long overdue repairs after the government freed them this year to borrow billions from banks.

Many analysts reckon it was an overdue correction after some feverish buying, particularly of Telebras, the state-controlled telecoms holding company whose shares account for 45% of the Bovespa index.